ALSTOM

Which sentence is most likely to Maria?

• It´s matter of luck. Until train arrives I don't know if it's accessible

• Signs with information in yellow it's impossible to read for me.

• Podotactile strips should be continuous

• I don't use intercoms because I'm afraid of not hearing the answer.

Which sentence is most likely to Laura?

• There aren´t closed captions.

• When I tell someone I can't hear them, they talk to my partner

• There are always prums in the reserved space for wheelchairs.

• Warnings and obstacles are always marked visually

Which sentence is most likely to Toni?

• There are some location signs but suddenly halfway yo can't find any more

• Height difference and the gap train-platform are my mayor barriers

• Stops are informed through the public address system, but it's too low.

• I need to have a seat

Which sentence is most likely to Amaia?

• In a station it's easier to find the stairs rather than the elevators

• Electric ramps stop working all the time

• It would be useful to have audible messages in the ticket machine

• Service faults are only announced in auditory format, so I don't realise

Which sentence is most likely to Adolfo?

• Wait... Where am I?

• Stairs don't have enough colour contrast

• I ask people to take their bike at the reserved area and they don't want to

• Public address system is not clear, and there aren't magnetic loops

Which sentence is most likely to Dani?

• I use colours to orientate myself

• I get very nervous when the metro stops in the middle of a tunnel

• Displays are a mess, important information is mixed with advertisements

• There aren´t public WC and station staff is very little empathetic

Which sentence is most likely to you?

• I´d rather use ramp or elevator instead of stairs

• Sometimes, metro is so crowded that I can't hear or listen any notification

• When I go to a station for the first time, usually I get lost

• All are correct. Accessibility is good for all!!